Great Wonders

Their work includes a shared group poem, “We Are the Transformers of the World,” and two story projects: “The Unknown Preciousness of the Law” and “Dust That Teaches.” Together, they show that real transformation can start on a simple school desk, in a dusty work yard, and in the courage to do the right thing.

We Are the Transformers of the World

In this poem, Great Wonders speak as one voice, promising not just to complain about what is wrong, but to help change it. They see themselves as everyday students who can still transform their families, their school, and their community through brave, careful action.

The Unknown Preciousness of the Law

“The Unknown Preciousness of the Law” follows Peter after his father’s small saucepan stall is torn down and everyone says, “Nothing can be done.” Instead of chasing rumours, Peter and his friends turn a classroom desk into a tiny newsroom, calmly collecting dates, a simple map, receipts, and witness notes, then asking a teacher to help them submit the case. Their story shows that the law can protect ordinary people when young citizens present the truth clearly, without noise.